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Yea, I see those but only the first time I visit a website. Lucky you... thinking that a notice that a web page is storing data on your computer is fuckig up th
by Kbelicius 5y ago
Yea, I see those but only the first time I visit a website. Lucky you... thinking that a notice that a web page is storing data on your computer is fuckig up the internet.
- nickpp 5y agoOh no, the fist and most important thing I need to know when I visit a website is not whatever reason I came there for, but if that website is saving some goddamn bits of data on my machine. It’s really my first priority! Nothing else matters until I answer the existential question if I consent or not. Nothing!
- Kbelicius 5y agoOh no, a notice on web pages is fucking up the internet.... just listen to yourself. It is pathetic.
- nickpp 5y agoWell excuse me for having a preference on how to spend my time and what I want to do on the Internet. Did not realize how pathetic this pretension of mine was to the eyes of the wise bureaucrats in Brussels. I am so lucky they knew better and decided for me how to best start my online experience. Please accept my humble apologies. I am not worthy of your sublime attention. I am so lucky you exist and are leading me to new heights of progress and civilization. Thank you, sir.
- 411111111111111 5y agoThat's the thing with cookie banners, they're not necessary if you only use them for site specific reasons. They only become necessary if you're using something like Google analytics, which documents every action taken. The fact that almost all pages have to show them is another sad example how broken our current internet culture is. Btw, you can actually delete most banners with the ublock origin annoyances filters, that makes me forget that they exist sometimes